#Svetlin Vassilev

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'Romeo and Juliet' by Svetlin Vassilev

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The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (2003) illustrations by Svetlin Vassilev

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Artist I Like Series 

Svetlin Vassilev 1971 - ???? a Bulgarian illustrated based out of Athens, Greece.

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Svetlin Vassilev.

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Svetlin Vassilev

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Pandora (detail) (Svetlin Vassilev, 2006)

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Svetlin Vassilev

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Reylo museum 2021 - Based off the piece “Romeo and Juliet” by Svetlin Vassilev

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I made this piece for the last, ever I guess, edition of Reylo museum, between one thing and another, I never published it even though I absolutely loved working on this one, I really put a LOT of detail to this. Here it is now :)

I had a lot of love for that collaboration, seeing beautiful art reinterpreted as Reylo art out of only love and motivation for the fandom, I will always miss those days

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Svetlin Vassilev, Atalanta

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Don Quixote Illustations by Svetlin Vassilev pt. 1

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Romeo and Juliet by Svetlin Vassilev

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“When life itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies? Perhaps to be too practical is madness. To surrender dreams — this may be madness. Too much sanity may be madness — and maddest of all: to see life as it is, and not as it should be!” - Man of La Mancha

Painting: from the picture book «Don Quixote» by Svetlin Vassilev

This quote is often incorrectly attributed to Miguel Cervantes book Don Quixote but it is actually from the musical "Man from la Mancha" from 1965, which is based on Cervantes book.

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abrazo.

Ocs featured: Adeline (black hair she/her) and Uirel (brown hair he/him)

Inspired in Svetlin Vassilev art

this is my first post here aaa.

Practically all my characters belong to my project called "Los niños del caos " (Children of caos) where I basically tell their whole lives. I´m still in the progress of making it.

I hope you like them, I will be reposting some old art to fill up this blog.

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Sleep well by Svetlin Vassilev, ilustrator.

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I noticed that your art style is really similar to the character cards (tarot cards) of Dragon Age Inquisition… were you a creative director of those illustrations? Or are you heavily inspired by them?

Lovely Anon, I'm extremely flattered you might think so, but no, I have not worked on any Dragon Age game (but I sure get that a lot haha). I was commissioned by Bioware to do a portrait of Carver Hawke for a community thing they did on the last Dragon Age Day, alongside other fantastic community artists, but that's it. I'm just a fan 😊

My art style has been heavily influenced by the Dragon Age Inquisition cards (like many other artists! I adore them all!), but more than that, my art style has also been heavily influenced by artists that influenced the style of the DA tarot cards - like Alphonse Mucha, and even more so, Gustav Klimt. I also really enjoy the work of other contemporary artists who are influenced by Klimt too, like Thomas Blackshear II and Svetlin Vassilev! My art style is influenced by other things too though.

I think the DA cards helped unlock some possibilities in terms of style and stylization in my mind, which was tremendously helpful and made me grow as an artist, but I haven't tried to mimic their style in years (love looking at the cards still though 😍).

And to be honest, I don't think my art style looks that similar to DA stuff anymore. Maybe some elements, and some more than others, but that's it. DA cards have a much looser style than I do, and they're WAY more expressive! The artists who created them are MILES ahead of me!

tl/dr: man I wish 😂